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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Gathering of st. ClarsviIle Society Pee
ple-tiuests from n Distance,

Gathering of st. ClarsviIle Society Peo-
ple-tiuests from o Distance.
The reception and hop which WAS given
at the Troll residence at the west end OF
town, on Friday evening, was a swell AZ
fair, and one Of the most enjoyable that
has taken place in St Clairsville for years
Elaborate preparations had been made to
make it a success, and the ysung men who
had the affair in charge are to be coDgratn-
lated on their success. The house and
grounds were ablaze with lights, Chinese
lanterns, etc, and Meyers orchestra, from
Wheeling. was on hand TO furnish the
music. Walter Troll and Miss Eliza, per-
formed their duties as host and hostess in a
facinating manner. At midnight the
guests were invited into the spacious din
ing room, where elegant refreshments were
served. Following is a list of those pres
ent: Miss May Harris, of Cambridge. O.
Misses Ella and Libbie II. Hammond, New
Athens, o.. Miss Name Kinsey, Cadiz, o
Mixes Carrie Zane. Lucy Robinson and
Ida ppdegraff, of WeeliDg, Miss Libbie
Randolph, of Bellaire, Ohio, Miss Mary
Martin, Of Canonsburg. Pa. Misses Bertha
Hunt, Ella West, Emma Clark, Blanche
Grove, Retta Clark, Lille Troll, Clara Car
roll, Mamie Clark, and Miss Eliza Troll
Messrs. jesse Slemons, Dave Long, Charles
Pierce and E l.. Homer, of Cadiz; W. s.
MeCauslen, Steubenville; Will Lukens and
Will Robinson, of Wheeling; E. T. Enoch,
John LOchary, George Troll, George Steen-
rod, George Brown, Leland Frint, Henry
Carroll, Con Troll and Walter Troll, Of st.
Evansville
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
STEUBENyILLE.

While there is every evidence that the
street fair will be success, there Is dis
position manifested by some of our citizens
most deeply interested that is anything but
for the good Of the fair. The parties bene-
fitted to the greatest extent by a large
crowd assembling in any city are those en-
gagged in the hotel, restaurant and saloon
business, and yet some of the men so en-
gagged have refused 10 contribute anything
to the fair, while Others opened their
hearts and purses to the amount of small
sum of money. These men should be the
ones to come forward and contribute liber-
aliy toward q fair, reunion or anything
that will bring strangers to the city, for it
is Of far more advantage to them than to
the men engaged in selling dry goods, mil
linery, hardware or clothing. A city is a
live or dead one Just as those who reside in
it choose to make it, and one set of men
should not stand aside and wait for another
set to get up some scheme that will make
business brisk. But then, if the men most
interested won't do il. what can you ex-
pect Of the Others
The committee appointed 20 investigate
the charges made against Fire Chief
Nicholson made report last Tuesday
evening that both found the Chief guilty
and not guilty. The committee also did
some very cringing work, working their
report in such way As to impress the
people that they were the culprits and
were begging the Chief to let them of
easy.
The Society Of Social Purity has begun
work in Steubenville holding their irst
meeting this Saturday evening. Il is
anticipated that the Society will make ii
lively for the keepers of houses of ill-fame
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

and dirsputsble saloons BY causiHg the
sufkorities 20 realize :h2t such places are
nun openly IN direct violation 20 the laws
Of God and nan The Society could not
nave struck . better place where there
would Be better spportSuities afforded for
work, for there are more places IN Steuben-
vile that are direct adjunets TO perdition
than N any city Of Its sire E&st Of the
the Mississippi riyer-
The Salvation Army viii hold camp
meeting nj AIlikznns next Saturday, Sep
tsmbeT 11th-
The amusement season will be opened
at the Opera House next Thursday even
ing by Howe and Hummel's company IN .
sfKnight Of IAbcr" On the 18th Of Sep
TENDER the distinguished comedian, Fred
warde, viii be here In his new plsy. Mr..
warde has many admirers In StsQbenylle,
and be VIII Be greeted BY large audi
encr.
Miss Ida Benson, Of Mzrtinsville, ".
Va, il visiting friends in this city.
Harry Helms, who has been seriously III
for the past two weeks with inflammation Of
the bowels, il rapidly recovering
Steuben Lodge No. /, X Of p, this
week sent Q committee to Columbus 70 eI-
anime the Pythian Hall Of that city, with
q view Of getting information that win Be
Of value in fitting out Of their new HaA.
on the corner Of Fourth and Washington
streets, when il il completed
z. K Hill, Of Woodbury., n. J., Is in
the city, called here by the death Of his
mother.
Mrs. Helen NJ Torrance, who has been
q guest at the residence Of Editor Allisos
for the past two weeks, has returned to her
home IN Troy, " Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

The Ohio Valley foundry ishAEing Ana
trade and Is doing well.
Rev. John Bower will preach in the
Elysian Opera House to the members Of
the First PresbYterion Church, this morn
ing.
Mrs. Henry Baer and Mis- VIM Boyce
md children are visiting friends in Penn
s wanna
Mr.. Rosa K. Meek will FIX up her place
Of business.
/. and A. Luchs had grand opening OF
their gents furnishing store.
Miss Carrie BrannaD, Of Bridgeport, and
Mis- Lizzie Obberman. of Wheeling, were
the guests Of Mrs. NJ. CsTnes Yesterday
F. c. warnoek, collector for the DAILY
Tadepeadeat, has resigned his position and
viii 20 TO college.
Mr.. Poole and bride will be home from
their bridal trip this week
Ed strahl, type On . paper at Leech-
burg. Pa, is expected horse on visit this
week.
Mrs. George Keller will leave this week
ON q visit TO friends in Moorefeld, o.
Mis- Maud Nicholson returned from 8
visit 20 Columbus yesterday.
Frank Marshall, the pleasant salesman
for the DannemiIler Coffee Company, was
in the city yesterday. Frank will here
after drum the trade in this city and
vicinity.
Bepi. Morrison will leave shortly for col
lege 20 further his knowledge Of medicine.
p. G. King VIII have the interior Of bis
dry goods store decorated and papered.
A number OF farmers at wegee are kick
ing because in the improvement Of the
Wegee and Jaeohsburg read il Is proposed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

mn In me But there. kn0S IL b late, 90
10 bed and to sleep, if yoa en- Lei me
sssy here. that Is all ak Perhaps this
vile clog have got into may diaapase and
LET me 60 where / belong 20 70 &c.
without undressing I laid down on the
bed but could not sleep kept my eyes
f.steped ON the dim outline For about
an bour remained In this manner and
then I saw him stealthily arise and move
tovsras the bed Perhaps what 1 bad
zone through deprived me Of all further
nover. for / lay helpless He came slowly
10 the bedside, leaned over, and l could see
his death face and eye, not six inches from
mine. / had harely power to poan ana
bury my fsce in the pillow; but, even IN
INV agony, remember the most desolste
sish / ever heard and the words, For.
saken and alone Oh God, have mercy
lam not certain, hut have the impress
sion that | tainted, for there Il limit 10
all things. and suppose mine was reached.
AT any rate, il Was morning when asoke
and saw the sun shining gloriousiy. -,
mn and locked about the room, but could
zee no sign OF him. Then in my siadnes
I said aloud, st Was horrible night
marer' But when ] said this l feit .
shock, for Isaw his clothes on the CHAIR IN
which he had sat, and from their position
it looked As though he had faded Away ana
left them, for they lay across the chair ana
his Shoes stood before il with the stockings
in them. :,
locked these things up and said moth
ing about them, or him, and no one men
toned the subject to me. Alter the iapse
of several weeks made his clothes INTO
compact bundle filled with stones, and one
night dropped it over the bridge into the
river. Perhaps / did not do right, bot
those garments were horror to ne, % l
got rid OF them. have felt the sore need
OF unburdening my mind Of this event bat
have feared to tell my friends they might
think that was insane. 20 rs . hat resort
have written il out, ~ simply Is could,
for the great world Ii was an afternoon
and night OF sick horror for me, bot i
think il was worse with my poor friend.
who, as he said, was .'slone in the uni
verse
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
BENwOOD.

The resumption of the nail factory OF Tx
Benwood Iron works is gladly hailed, and
it Is to be hoped that they will have
steady run. The old factory will resume
the latter part Of the week, and the new
will be in readiness the following week.
Messrs. Floyd Bowers and ". J Gately
Jr., will spend to day Sunday at Glen
dale.
The Blazing Arrow Lodge OF the order
of Red Men are contemplating holding
festival in q few months
Bear in mind your trade dollars have
only bullion value hereafter.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas was indisposed last
week
Hon. J. D. Ewing, prominent member
OF the bar. Was in town yesterday.
Miss Edna Crowel, Of Martins Ferry,
was the guest OF friends here Thursday.
That news MAS at premium yesterday
will he evident from the items
The town presents 9 very unas'ractiSe
appearance Everything is begrimtd With
thick, black dust, which lies in fsthouasI y
on the streets
A mocking bird which Mr.. II. Dolan re-
ceived a year or two ago from Alabama,
sang for the frs, time yesterday.
Miss Alta NJ. Ford will leave next week
for Delaware. o., where she attend COLLEGE,.
The public school will open tomorrow.
A number OF ladies spent Friday 1t the
Park.
Mr.. Clement briggs has returned from a
tim 10 Niagara Falls and Canadian points-
ST. Johns private school opens to-moT'
row.
Bowers store has been made ready ioI
the fall stock Of new goods which will bs
opened this week.
Doe or two new applicants for pensions
are having their claims pushed.
The next teachers examination in the
county, it ia understood, will be held .,
Dallas or Sherrard.
Gravel street school will open Monday
week.
Misses Katie and Della Deegan will re
turn TO Mt de Ch4ntal next week.
Mr.. S. l.. Bloyd, q prominent wool
broker, Was in town yesterday.
Master Jesse Price returned Friday
from visit to Pittsburg
One OF the locomotive engines was de-
rallied at the Wheeling Company's plant
. yesterday.
Miss Mollie Sharp, OF MoundsviIle, VA.
in town yesterday.
Boggs' Run school opens to morrow.
J 1t perhaps would be a, wise precaution
to have that stsgnant pool Of fetid water
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
rnIrnrHARI,s SUCCESSOR.

The REgI-IEE u sincerely sOrry If It be
true, ana Judging from yesterdays issue
Of our esteemed contemporary Il would
seem 10 be, that its playful ridicule has
caused Mr.. HAEr 70 resign the editorial
chair Of tie L.'eligsRosr, in favor Of one
JOHN ;. SWASS.
The climax 70 the not ill-meant prod
ding which brought about this result
seems 70 have l.een an article IN last I'm
DAYS REGIsrEE offering TO place certain
sum Of monsy 10 the credit Of any worthy
charitable institution Of Ohio county II the
editor OF the Iaisllqeaeer would dsproye
the charge that be deceived his readers by
writing. himself, and without any data, a
red-bot political special dispatch from
Washington pUrporting 70 give interviews
and the opinions Of certain West Viz
ginia citizens stationed there. OF course,
he could not dIsproye the charge and took
refuge 10 2 death-hke silence.
Had the REGISTER fOresesn how serious
ly its little oder was 20 result 70 the gen
tleman 10 whom 1t was made, II would
have left him u lOOp-hole 10 escape, for,
taken q a whole, We believe Mr.. HIATT
opinions were more in eonsonance with
those Of his readers than are those Of Editor
SWAMI, who is an ex-eonfederate soldier
and proud OF it. For instance, the latter
gentleman believes that if the people OF
Russia can murder their Gar, the people
Of America have q right 10 insult their
President In the first place, the Amer
lean people have not insulted their Presi-
dent. and, secondly, We do not believe the
American people. or any part Of them,
would relish being compared to Russian
Nihilists, or having their President elassed
with the tyrant ALEXANDER IL. Aside
from these GUIETAU-hke uttsTances Of our
eopten,Dorary's new editor, We further do
not believe the old Union veterans will
relish being dictated 20 by an ex-rebel
colonel, VIII tells them they have nothing
to boast Of
If our contemporary will listen to little
good advice, it will pay of it, new editor
at once and Iet him 90 no further than his
declaration Of principles. II is better even
70 nut ND With Master HART a while yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

stand On mOs& Questions, and while ms
idsns VIII provoke mach snfaeonisn, IN
book i not wanting IN ssroog. able zzgu-
uents 20 sapport the oOaeiRsions drawn.
Among sorse o. tina subjects treated zrs
idealisn in politics, the protectIve tarif,
uoman's influence, the Temperance eznse,
and the soeial question Published b. A,
Toodle & Co, Is Assor place, New York.
Price 80 eeufsL
In her discusioa Of The DomeztiG
Morsy QUESTION IN the August Cosus0-
eolitla, Cal Hamilt0a express dissent
from the theory that . separate pure io'
ths wife l. SOLUTION - this yexed proc
Ken Her Own theoEy Of The matter n 81
forth N her trenehsnt style VIII make IN
tsresting reading for every married woman.
The NiIlionaires Of the Pacific Coast,
by Geo H Fitch, 4 the leading illustrated
article He relates the story Of the greai
struggles and wooderful suecess Of s1ec
uen A Leland Stanford, c p Hunting
ton, J. C. Fioed, John W AAekey, MArs
Hopkins, and the other well known CaIi'
fcrniAns Of princsly fortunes
Among other articles are Pilgrims anG
SHINES in Canada" BY J. Macdonald a-d
NontO Carlo BY Charles WslnAn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

TIE English Government has allotted
$500 ffon ihs sum apart in the budget
for EensdiaI objects in Ireland, 1900
were received from the grand jury Of the
county ard $50 from the Doksof Norfolk
This ! % - ussd N building up the Irlsh
fishing Industry. A new day seems To Be-
dawning 'or some al least Of the unfOrtu-
nate inhabitants o; Ireland The hsherles
OF N. eoa-t Of Ireland have long been
famous. Maskerel, barring, cod, PilehArd
and ling are caught IN great Numbers, but
not By Irishmen. Want Of capital ard
political tFoob!ss, have thrown this ousl-
nss allno-, entirely into the hands OF
foreigners Ire'snd has 2OoO miles Of coast
line. and II her d-Bernen amount to ~, :
90 ONLY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
LITERARY NOTES.

One of the most prominent personages OF
the literary world Just now II Miss Mari
eta HogIey. popularity known a Samantha
Allen. or JOSIAH Aliens wife. She be
came a fayorite very early in Der literary
career, and each new issue IRON her pen
has added TO Der fame, until, for her --latest
WORK, Samantha at SaratOgA," hessrs.
Hubbard Brothers paid her a rrlneeiy
sum. and the book is decidedly hit III
will doubtless Oatsell ali her previous
issues. As il unquestiOnsbly Outshines them
All in the fascinating VEN Of hamor N
which Mis- Holly is 80 happy and s0rlch.
To these irth-making presentations Of
the author the artists pencil has added 8
rich entertainment Over . hundred
drawing hare been made especially 10 Illus
trate The text by Frederick Opper, the
leading artist Of Puck. Burt Wilder, too,
has done q share in embellishlDg this at
tractive book. These artists make thsil
pictures talk, and between the text and
the talk OF the pictures the reader Looks
and laughs and laughs and looks again,
Altogether. the book Is rare product, and
it, purchasers win not b. disappointed
Published BY Hubbard BrOshers, Philadel
phia.
Grsater Ameyioa, His and Hiats. By
Fopeien Resident, Is one Of the brightest
healtniest books that has lately appeared
The author aims 10 give his views Of tn
leading questions that agitate the mind o.
the American public, from . strictly IN
nreiudieed standpoint. A sound, seneaois
-, AZ s.oe;a1 and uolisieal matters Is ex.
hibited. The author takes An advanced
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
RnIroRIAL GYNrNAsTICs.

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.sy.gs.E.rE SsJsSvz5ST 2
w. s-,rg--so- WI FgFIas sake q getting
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go .=-r s1-E~ned a.. The Eoc-f !; y .
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1sr l-E s-Ez1 .r t-e 40 Den may have --ii iae
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none .- --r..-..- 49, sl--aSirE. - naiJ;s ne
NO r.-..l--.-.aE -..- ~ gan 20 -f-ak NV
la-t1-- s-.s-.- Gae tao o. 'l-s improve me
- g.-.s o -s-a-- Caz-r Isors . maze the
a. T.--L--. ---1.1 rr- Governor pDr.I1gA- a.
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- - 49,: 20 uuu0- that place any more
+E-.T t-.y- Is-guts SJhldy has
e-ng- W.l-G-I -. lard! ye. tsE.r1 lEaL Ihs 'T,t
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dence Al ,..E .E'----ft
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chet % 20
CHARLESTON, ". VA. September B.
To J.. 2 T0s.g-
In reply 20 your telegram, neither saw,
nor thsught OF Senator Camden during my
speech in The tent. I was sPeaking Of
principle, not men.
z ". WILSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

wEviI appreciate the beOsats Of the
Interstate Coumercs lAE probably more
than ever in \ littls Whils-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

SPEAKING o. booming things N general,
tSs Ca.sa bridge should nOS BE doomed
IN rlrlsrulAT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

OSE thing: Ne would much raih7I have
The ''Pea1sy absorb The Z * u than nave
tbsB so. sb-orb tie ''Peonsy."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

THEPsu1sylvAniA DerOOeratie platform .
tariff plank = o1s Of The grADdsst straddles
Of The 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

WHEELING must hot Be Al The Derry %
any rAilrOad-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

B. d G RAILROAD.
Bellaire and Evansville through pA,~rnser uaib
leaves Belaire 81 SEQ q n, Arrives 81 BsilAirv 81
40 p m
wootsfeld passenger lrHln leaves BellAire 81
40 D. IN. arrives Il Bellaire a SD O IN
sumner1eh Accommodation leaves B<llaif ai
% D N, arrives af Bella,r- zt los O m.
All trains daily e1oeps sunday. Central ssAnd.
ard Time frun Bellaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
HALLS
900 REWARD. 500.

The readers Of the REGISTER will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
to cure in all its stages, and that is ca
tarrh. Halls Catafsh Cure is the only
positive cure now known TO the medical
fraternity. Cstarrh being . constitutional
disease requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength, by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The Proprietors have 50 much
faith in its curative powers that they offer
one hundred dollars, for any case it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
6rarslsrs' 6uiat.

. RRIyAL Ayp DEPARTURE % IRAINs-
A EIrIASAIloS % RayLskseE Mas DAILY
Er,aay excepted ;NoodAy eIoepss-t IS
uerS3iX,. July l.. 1871 wheeling tire ~h!rh
3, iI,s; oae hour eaT.ieT than C.airsl Iiu,:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

On. INDEED We we're under the IN
p-s-sloz rhA; the United Labor party was
boomipy Mr.. GEoEGE's l43d sebemSs-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

THE time las oOIss,' sid Mr.. HESEY
GaoRGs the osbsE day, for the nIted
I.hor paIig % say tha, j; Is not sOsiAl-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
BEL.LAsIRE-

II You have estaTh use the surest RENE
dy-Dr. Sage's
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-21
TEENiI3LE SCENE AZ SEA
= Wonan'S Shawl Causes Death III the
Deep.

LoNDON, April 14.-Fur;hcr par
t!culars Of the loss. near D;oppc
Of the Newi:aTcn and D:eppe packet.
show that the vesse! struck tie rocks
amidships. The passengers immedi.
;tely rushed to the stern. which.
through the downward is. oi Tie
bow. was ;uoyci Up "y tic Gcep
water or the side Of tie rocks. \
terrible seen" cnsuel then. while on
deavors were being made to float the
life boats. which We're seriously in
tcrfered with hy Tic strong swell Of
Tie sea. At last when 4 boat was
ready TO be lowered. ani fifteen men
and women embarked in i. la,iv'>
shawl became catang!ed in the pully
Of the stern and caused the boat 20
descend 20 the sea bow foremost.
Most OF the occupants we're thrown
out and drowned. Two ladies' jumped
from the deck Of the steamer into the
boat after il reached tie water and
overturned it. The other boats were
then safely launched and succeeded
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-21
-i&rii: E0!c via r::;;.%v::.
GieIiariNc Nc!cs.

1t is asserted IS q scientific fact
thai it would be easy to reach Tie
north pole with . balloon, but that
the conditions OF climate and s!t:ia-
ton at tnat station would make get.
ting back an inpos3ib;!ity. What 4
beautiful dream tic idea calls up.
The anarchists could he sent there
30 form q government according to
their lack OF IDEAS; Pulitzer and
Dana could be sent there to make
Beast Butler Or Sam Randall Dresi-
dent; James Owen O'Connoc might
go aal act Rjchciieu Derpetua'jy be-
fore people who couldn't leave be-
tween acts; so many nuisances could
be quietly and joyful'y waited away
to live and aftiict each other beyond
the barrier Of ice.
But We would have to draw the
line. If everybody disagrecahle TO
anybody had TO 60 the remaining
population would be scattered, and
not L particularly fine population
either.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-21
GA1LGpINI CONSUMPTION.
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